Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

| inecH16chco VI hduSdS legislature wa
greeted with applause and the few member
of that body present looked very r,acn Iik
they recalled to mind some successful bills O.
; recent date.
The chair appointed the following gentle
J men as committee on order of business: o
; II. Bently, II. O'Brien, Erie; W. P McNair
second ward; NJ. j. Oliver, fourth ward; T.
E. Speer, Illinois; n. r. Snyder, Rockford
Fl. r. Watts, Minnesota; Il. Herr, Payne
c. A. Whilock, Sherman.
/. Committee On Credentials-M s Rochelle
NJ Rallson, T NJ Alien, Cephus Richey
Frank Oliver.
Committee on Resolutions-G 81 Litzen
burg, Charles Luling, b D Heiserman, B
Garrison, L Balch, DR. Dwight, E Thong
son. NJ A Anderson, W E Hutchinson.
i Permanent Disqualification Kelley.
D Caldwell, c Miller, A Winters, W Nor
ris.
After appointing committees the conven
ton adjourned.
! AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on credentials submitted
the following report, which was read by Mr.
Frank Oliver:
Alton township-M Burdick, A Wind
sor, E Wilson.
| Attica--C Brookaw, A F Dresel, G n
Miles, D Wylie.
Delano--O B Clark, Jno Mccormick, Sam
Bailey, D NJ Jones.
! Eagle-Silas Rutlege, E Phelps, L Zim-
norman, o L Winters.
Erie township-C A Woodwork, William
o 'Brien, z Dible.
Greeley-L W Baird, W H Dwight, F NJ
Anderson, C Baker, NJ Johns, W o
Huss.
Grane-A Ballentine, S Wright, G W
Underwood, 0 Mead, E Weaver, A
Sheppard, S H Harris
Garden Plain NORTH T Swain
Garden Plain South-Jno Kiefner, jr., W
H Taylor, jr., w d Mcclure.
Grand River M Ralston, s Stephens,
VIM Moran.
Gypsum-Willis Boyer, N Harper, H
Butler, ] V Anderson.
Illinois-James Sacket, T E Speer, L F
Means.
Kechi-E Thompson, C W Simmons, R
jackson, Ben Newman, ] W Glenn. Garrison
Scott.
Lincoln-S NJ Neagle, B c McGrerr, T B
Mccormick, J w Hart.
Minneha-J Beesenbark, N Bridgman, C
B Sudnam,.
Morton-F B Walker, j K Gardner, II E
Sweet, o Sharon, Chas Wolf, H L Will
liams, Sam Mcpherson.
Ninnescah-H r Watt. T G Mclaughlin,
A Chambers, D T Brondis, E II Jones, E S
McGill, NJ A Carvin.
Ohio-J B Kel' j c Hammers, Ed Anders.
Payne-George Devore, Elihin Manpin, H.
Herr, NJ Foreman, h w Morgan.
Park, East-O Turner, T Demees.
Park, West-L P Dodson, A Russell, S
Loudenslager.
Rockford, DIX Q Snyder, c A Norton,
F Law, R L Frenchey.
Rockford, NV C Dryden H Snyder, C H
Hinnsaker.
Salem Township-James Kirby, Robert F.
Haughey, John Gates, J E Nelson.i
sherman-W Pratt, D c Harper, C A
Witbeck, James Winters.
Union-Tohmas Martin, Miller. c j.
Daming, D Furnas, c L Pyde.
Viola-Robert Little, J r Graham, j W
Jones.
Waco-S 8 Bowman, s Schumacher, s |
W Balch, NJ D Wemple, Geo Robins.
Wichita township-E. N. Winders, D. P.
W. T. Stiles, E. P. Fouts, Caleb
Teter, A. T. Bowling, 1. s. Worrell.
Valley Center, V. C.-K. 8. Ragon, j. S. |
Morris, Willis Davis, W. w. Davis.
Vallep Center-R G, Allen, F. NJ. Dick, |
W. G. Black.
First ward city of Wichita-Joe Litzen-
berg, A G Walden, A c Husey, A Katz, A G |
Maiden, j Bellem, B G Green,J D Caldwell, |
F " Oliver, c II Luhlin G, Perry Crossen, S
D Pallett, " T Wise, P c Howell, L Ander-
son, D Hollowell, Joseph Corwin,
Henry Grosh, r II Alexander.
Second Ward-H D Heiserman, H Bur
son, John Dresser, r b King, George E
Harris, Frank Preston, W P McNair, John
Albert, ] R Hallowell, c A Foster, NJ s Ro-
chelle, c Richie, W Starnes.
Third Ward-J NJ Allen, W A Smith, C
Morehouse, R Snively, W E Hutchinson,
" r Tucker, L H Steward, Ed Hutchins,
" A Richey, G w Adams.
Fourth Ward-C. A. Vanness, W S. Nor
is, c. E. Jones, r. E. Cummings, Abram
Smith, NJ. j. Oliver H. Peerz, J. NJ. Hum
,hreys, NJ Myers, J. c. Mossman, B. S. Gar
.ison. O. n Bentley, NJ. C. McLain, J. G.
3earon, j. J. Shepherd, J. Wilkinson.
Fifth Ward-Jno Russell, j. F. McCon-
hell, r. E. Brooks. B. F. Draper, c. B.Camp
bell
On motion Of Caldwell the report was re-
.eived and adopted as submitted.
The committee on permanent organization
avored making the temporary organization
permanent The report was adopted
The committee on order Of business re-
ported thd following:
I. Permanent organization. |,
3 Resolutions.
5. Nomination of candidates. A. treas II
lrer: b. clerk; C. register of deeds; d sheriff;
J. county surveyor; f. coroner.
f. Appointment of central committee.
). Recommend to convention that various {
.sndidates be chosen by ballot I.
Hallowell-Move the adoption of report: I
arried G
Mr. Litzenberg stated to the convention I
hat the committee on resolutions
vere able to report two sets' {
f resolutions. The majority report
was read by Mr.. Hutchisoo, and is as fol- i
oNs: